Explore a conference talk from try! Swift New York 2016 that delves into avoiding "Stringly typed" APIs in Swift development. Learn how to replace these potentially problematic APIs with alternatives that enhance code readability, safety, intentionality, and overall "Swiftiness." Discover techniques to break free from Objective-C legacy constraints and leverage the improvements introduced in Swift 3. Gain insights from Andyy Hope, lead iOS Engineer at Punters and organizer of the Playgrounds conference, as he shares strategies to make your Swift code more robust and idiomatic.
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try! Swift NYC 2016 - Swift Eye for the Stringly Typed API
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